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A osvědčena potom bude spravedlnost má před tebou, když přijde na mzdu mou: Cožkoli nebude peřestého, neb strakatého mezi kozami, a načernalého mezi ovcemi, za krádež bude mi to počteno.
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A osvědčena potom bude spravedlnost má před tebou, když přijde na mzdu mou: Cožkoli nebude peřestého, neb strakatého mezi kozami, a načernalého mezi ovcemi, za krádež bude mi to počteno.
3964. And called her name Dinah. That this signifies its quality, is evident from the signification of a “name” and of “calling a name,” as being the quality (concerning which above). The quality which Dinah represents and signifies is all that which is of the church of faith in which there is good, as described just above. The same is also evident from the derivation of her name, for in the original language “Dinah” means “judgment.” (That “judgment” in the Word is predicated of the truth of faith, may be seen above, n. 2235; and that “judging” in the internal sense is the holy of faith, and in the external sense the good of life, n. 3921.) These things belong to the church.